Canberra Real Estate Agent

Find the right Canberra Real Estate Agent – The Real Estate landscape in Australia has changed dramatically in recent years.

Paying a Real Estate agent was once the only way a home owner could attract a buyer, but the enormous popularity of the internet, means that almost all Home buyers today are searching for Homes Online! – Making it incredibly easy for Home owners to Sell their own home & potentially save tens of thousands of dollars in the process!

How to find the right Real Estate Agent:

Firstly, it’s important to weigh up whether you need to use a Real Estate Agent for your sale. If you don’t live in the same town as the property you intend on Selling, then using an agent may be an easier alternative. However, if you live in the property yourself, or if you live within driving distance (to show potential buyers) then Selling your own Home can be a much cheaper alternative.

On average, Home owners can expect to save anywhere from $8,000 to $17,000 when using our service.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS IN CANBERRA:

LEARN MORE ABOUT THE CANBERRA PROPERTY MARKET:

Outside Canberra’s central business district, there are five town centres within Canberra. As well as serving as commercial nodes, town centres also serve as centres of employment. Most contain at least one major Australia government department. For example:

Belconnen Town Centre contains the head offices of the Department of Immigration and Border Protection and the Australian Bureau of Statistics;
Tuggeranong Town Centre contains the head offices of the Department of Social Services and the Department of Human Services; and
Woden Town Centre contains the head office of the Department of Health.

As of 2013, neither the Weston Creek Centre nor the Gungahlin Town Centre contain any substantive Australian government department head office

Town centres also provide services such as mechanical workshops, gyms, pubs and clubs, cinemas, restaurants and fast food outlets, petrol stations and car dealerships. They also usually contain a public library, police station and a community centre. The Woden Town Centre has high rise office buildings and resembles a ‘mini city centre’.

statistics courtesy of homesales.com.au*